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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-02
. Ex-interest,

.Exinterest.
In State bonds Louisiana stamped az lower at
sOlo Virginia Gs deferred receipts steady at I5d
1914. North Carolina consol A. cold at 100 aud Missouri
6s 1858 at 102 and lss9s at lO7 OF city bank stocks
The market for railway bonds less in
1nenccd by the movements I'm the share markets Erie
second cosos specially pressed for sale and
clined from SO TO 935i and recovered 10 95409j As
made for the short" account, and as the future
prompt payment Of their serni-annual interest
n sgfS S t ny as oar Wn Oh per ee GG mo4
than the requisite amount to meet all first charges and
sonabc TO expect the existing temporary dcprcss
ing Influences removed that there will be some active
steps toward recoupng recent sales from % down Com
today Rome, watertown and ogicnsburg consol
at 1o5a ei05le, Toledo and Ohio Central IS
96i9 East Tennessee Virginia and Georgia gold 5s at
09a0sa, West Shore As at 1929 and PENNSYLVANIA 9s
at 1914 Lake Shore second rs were up - at 1874 New
York Chicago and IT. Lonis first receipts were active at
95A 90 1851 Knoxville and Ohio hIss sold at 072d
80. Newlor City and Northern general receipts after
ecEed - and raqa t o c WSb a
Hrsts Chicago division were u lower at 81 q Denver
II and recovered 70 77i2 Texas and Pacific incomes
of Il at 81 after selling at go and hrss kio
67e Fort Worth aud Denver irsts were per lower
80 and st. Joseph and Grand Island frsts oil q
| at log
OF unlisted securities dealt in at the Stock Exchange
Cotton seed Oil certificates sold 400 at 62a6l 7sa62h
400 at 81, Lake Erie and Western 400 at 20 and pre-
fered 300 at 5si2a5s, Mexican National preferred
Elevated drst 81 900 at 1906 Mexican National nrsis
IS H. and Ph@nix Mining %, 200 at 81 so G$5 Is.
Money ruled easy at 3i2d4 percent and closed at gig
I House seH $7s6,5ss viz '''"''"S
The subTreasury lost on balance 1924 made up
by losses OF Sl25974 currency and $3.50 coin. Tho
days operations covered Receipts. sl,4o3,76i pay
menis 81 a33 24s o currency balance, $ls.445.s2O
The Clearing House statement , today was as follows
Exchanges. $lOO4Oi,ZO6; balances. 81. 1850.
United Treasury Washington received
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-02
CLOSING PRICES OF PalLA DsLPHrA SrooxS
TrEsDAY. Feb. l-P. VI

TUESDAY, Feb IT. VI.
There was singular combination Of circumstances at
the Stock Exchange to-day. all working for depression
values Ad-d TO the existing labor troubles OF the
city ard the threatening of additional trouble TO occur a
noon to-day, there was received early information OF
panic on the Paris Boursc and consequent severe de-
preston on the LonlOn stock Exchange INC
why's and whcreores OF the sudden European disturbance
continued profound mystery till after business hours
but OF logically ascribed to some new dc
vcopment relative TO peace war; Our market opened
lower-say average OF about % per cent below last
evenings closing prces-for the general of active
speculative stocks. For little time the market was
steady at the new figures, but wheh the
minute" cables came in showing continuous de-
cline in French rentes, till 1t amounted to nearly
francs from last evenings figures the prices gave
away and depression ruled To the extent Of ll9a3 per
cent singular feature Of the market was that while
the figures the tape of the quotation ticker" seemed
10 indicate q of mipanic there approach
to excitement in the Stock Exchange; prices yielded
easily enough efforts SELL but seemed anxious
about the decline or its results Although the
transactions tho day aggregated 426073 shares TO
looseron 1t seemed like dull and unincrcsting day.
The lowest prices generally made between and
O'clock Another singular feature OF the days dealings
was that Immediately following the announcement.
about o'clock that the fregh,handers Of the Pennsyl
vana Erie and the Central Of NewJersey railroads had
gone out" prices began improve and continued TO do
the final changes where they losses generally
measured by small fractions; Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western which declined per cent 10 3l H. at 1873
finally show loss of 81; Missouri. Kansas and
Texas which declined Oh finally at 279 shows loss Of
per cent; Louisville and Nashville. which declined re.
finally 59i shows loss of = cent and Reading.
which declined 27s finally 35H shows loss OF Il per
cent But on the other hand Central OF New-Jersey.
Columbus. Hooking Valley and Toledo New-York
and ewEngland. Northern Pacific preferred.
Oregon TranscOn;incntal Richmond and West Point and
Western Union closed higher than last evening. The
market unquestonaby is fcversh and uncertain for the
immediate future. and he Is wise who can tell
what the morrow will bring forth but the thing
tain is that of all the trading in progress large
proportion it is simply bear" selling to another
bear" And the indications point TO a greater scarcity
OF stocks than Of money. The market closed barely
steady at the recovery.
Government bonds were moderately active and firm at
quotations folloNs:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-02
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELrap

quata6Io Change in prices d@ns UpanS se. without
Orleans 5ti Sale,-s.OUO bales including 800 balc, ~,
speculation and export Receipts-&sOOO bales ncndI~
3J.sOO ba.os American. ''h
Futures steady at The decline. UpIands Low u,du,
clause February delivery, 4G4d; do February and
delivery sod; also iGid do March ami Ayr d.ilvsry
5-J4d. DO April AMI May delivery. 6GG4d. do NJ 10y,
June delivery std DO June ami July delivery II ea
also lO-Uid; DO July ana August delivery -.
August september delivery 1884 also IA ~ "o
Tenders Tor delivery at todays clearing 5000 bales nsw
2p m.-CotonThc sales OF the day included Goo ,o,o
American ~ ''N'
steady Upands Low Middling clause February
b 564d sellers do March and Aprl delivery IA az,
buyers: do. April and May delivery 7U4I 5uvcrs. ~
May and June delivery DGid buyers do June and i
delivery llG4d buyers; do July and August
l3D4d buyers; do August and September elivrrv ~ "a
buyers. DO September and October delivery Igtd
buyers. ''"
4 p m-Futures closed steady. Upland, Low u,,,,.
clause February delivery 5G4d. sellers do Feruar.
March delivery 56id sellers do March anJ Az, anu
cry U-Bid sellers do. April and May deliver gis
buyers do May and June delivery. 004d do Jms
delivery 3.6ld buyers August and s"i.nt.1 a
cry l5J4d buyers do September October dslivstv
GALVESTON Fob. l. Cotton quiet Mddling ls.lG, rov
l725 bates exports to tho Continent 4925 bales sale b
bales: stock. 7s.43J bales '' 'o'' "oo
NORFOLK, Feb l-CClton quiet Middling ogIg, M, nj,
gross receipts. 242l bales exports 10 Great britain
bales; cOastwIsc. A01 bales sales l3o nns
SAVANNAH Feb 1.-Co;ton dull. Middline o. tov, u,,,
ling "a Good Ordinary. 49, net and goss REGENTS ~
bales ports France 24Ol bales coastwse ~
sales 800 bales; stock, 74.U2i bales. '''' o''o'
SEw-ORIEASs Feb 1t jtton easy. Midiln0 az ro,-
hidding. Sbl6 Good Ordinary Sis r.cripts Ia T1
bales l.O07 bales; exports to BuaIn Irga
bales. TO the Continent 100 BALES, salos 800 bales .,S
SDalca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-02
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
CAMERON COAL COMPANY.
5l2 PINE STREET.
NrW-lORK. Jan. 30. 1887

DIG PINE SIREEI.
NEw-YoRK. Jan. 90. 1887.
The stockholders of the CAMERON COAL Con-
PANY are hereby notified that he properties of the
said company have been conveyed to tho
CAMERON IRON AND COAL COMPANY
free aud clear debt 81 every description; ali claims
against the said CAMKRoS Coal COMPANY having
b en- satisfied by cash payment. including the dir
charge of the mortgage OF $500, 900 recorded
September q. 1ssJ.
The stockholders of the CAMERON Coal Govt
PANY are also notified hereby that tho certificates
of said CAMERON COAL COMPANY arc exchange
able for certificates of the CAMERON lgoS AND
COAL COMPANY at the FARMEEs' LOAS AND Trust
COMPANY New-Ynrk. Ia tho proportion of one
share of the stock Of the said CAMERON IRON AND
Coal COMrANY par 800 for each two shares Of
the stock of the said CAMERON Coal COMPANY
(par $50 surrendered.
The stock Of the CAMERON IRoN AND Coal
COMPANY has been listed by the Board of Coy
crnors of the Ncw-York Stock Exchange.
1t ~ the purpose of the management to develop
the resources of the company to the fullest extent
at the earliest practicable moment The works OF
the company will he put IN perfect order as s1on IA
the weather Will permit, and furnaces and other
buildings erected, ample means being at the con
tro of the company for the full development OF
the enterprise.
The following are the officers and directors of
the CAMERON IgON AND COAL COMPANY:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-02

Increase for week 27G7Gsbushels. against 1888
bushels the previous week
The net exports wheat and wheat -four from Austro Hun
gary Tor The ee a ha nu % Wheat assUS, "a
bushels corresponding three months IN 1882 which indi
about average surplus from her crop OF $50
dom all Of ccn'as91 hn.opS In the o % on months
rnsd De pSn 81 OCTOBER ana s tho
imports the United Kingdom from the sane quarter we're
29 bushels corresponding three hs ~ 1885,
the rate OF ol2ODO bushels yer week. lnas w..
only @ns about S" One 'si.i T%, ss
to be supplied from other sources than the Continent Of
S4 s. sG Hump gss butts at s a st a.! Manila
HIDES Steady but rather quiet ON the basis OF gle for
Dry Monlcvidco and 20 a2c Tor B@snos Ayros ornoc0
LEATHER-Gencrally unchanged. with moderate demand
r sole There mas been d rather s better demand nG
nsh! ag: 'cfG sS sS s M S & sS H DO
IT, Heavy GG do rt Damaged ali Weights.
i ise NonAcd Light irst selection 2oSeIie
Msse Ssvy lst aIS N % AS
agI@ Heavy DO 2Oa q Light Seconds. sc. Mid
,J9 s&. s1Ey do" s Daa al tn al'
s SEQ nS &i LA s d. isS
S Heavy ise2le ns%TgS s, AL seshts 10 zoe
iS% H"a s sl: "S
Backs 3s:. tx lf w. C Calcutta Ia
i77Sistsc Middle. l7dise' Damaged l6al7c Poor Dam
NAY AND STRAW Quiet me and without qnota6e change
prime 'S Ss ScS sysT o. oS Cover NS
S5g70c strw-Lonr. 7oG7oc.; short oo@56c. ost. 5OS
5Jc.; Wheat Abe
HopsA generally quiet and otherwise featnroless market
American n Y State 1885, Primo 10 Choice 25ci
Haos goa 2yc; do 1880 Prime Ia Choice, IL ic.; do
ann % Toe; 1885. Prime To Choice. "a
a." Jo All UoOd 20 23c do. 1880, Good Prime
sG Joe Foreign Bayarians ami 0honians Of 1885
s2a27c., Mixed Germans do. l5a2Oc AtmarSs do. IA
Ulsc. ...., .....,..,.. ...., -, ,o-
Nax Iork Sales cargoos to PhiA iclphla at l9aac
META i.s-ron Certl0eates1u nchapsed Transferable
closing hskef - - 92270c spot 22S4 soc.
ON second call 20 tons spot sold at 22G5c Transferable
led led
M ion tons Copper Dull on bids OF l0a to lie Trans
Scrabl, noccs fake) issued at lie; hill bars $50
sales of Chill bars London for the day cab 225
steady at 40 d4i7ia Transferable
tac Rpeltar-Du at 4.45a4.7Oc Transferable notices
| Issued at 456c
NAVAL STORES-Iittle actual business accom-.
plished to-day, but sellers quoted the market firm at
| iOr. for msrchan abc. Resins quiet previous Zig.
ures STRAINED, q !Oesl o6 Good strained 81 10 T..
K a. "a. n a. o., n ~ 80; ~ e., IS Is; " w.
IS 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-02

crwise dull and eatureess Cotonseed cruae Sa@'
si:ss ssSi ha:s:S e. So
sse ss s snTss sss
eacGed sperm egs 72S1sC natural sI,u w'9 9Ss:
s:sen.S s: :sss crude
ssHs a'iS nf
sC 37apS9Ie sss sa Brine
OCEAN %aras. a
sg' ..s %' @ '
g." g. a. sugar. sa fG ss sies so
ssd los ~. Ssson o. ar1 aS
S ,s sugar io' q a
Ss:. s. ss is 49,: a. sugar. sss =:
Ss r ar 25 sy o~ a Ssa beef 5
oil sd s" S Sos so
oil 1910
Ssss $ :
sns ii g sS dE Ms s
"IIav so moderate demand Quoted So cur MEATS
sas G sncs prices y t kit Bellies nm
Red s RGssa SHOULDERS
an" @ @$nin 5i snsSa%ss Lens tsa5 Ts%yo1E
Clear at %si SS' Long Ssa SEP
opsnns was strong with ssht gain quoted
to SELL and Drices broke sharply
steadier Cash trading continues moderate but the
speculation Is general largely In Nav delivery
Sales 400 tcs Western steam spot 6SOc CITY steam heaVy
lower. Sales l75 ties. 660c refined quoted i5c Con-
nent SOC American 800 tc February, rs az &c.,
closing G7Dc $50 tcs March, $50 GGSlc closing isle.
1000 April GS4 90c, closing 6SSc 1000 tcs May
closing 70ic BUTTER CHI EESE and EGGS-Butter-
The feeling generally steady but there T. no especial M to
the demand Egin Creamery 29S@3oc; Pennsyva
tubs l6027c; Welsh tubs 19a2ic Western Imitation
Creamery lSd 22c Western Dairy. lS023c; Western Fac
tory lS023c ChceseShppers bou. hi moderately and the
port Factory iO9 Common TO Fancy western
Flat IL 0l23sc.; Good to Choice Light SKINS. 1910
lac. Eggs-Ilave fair demand at steady prices Stale
32c Western. 81 81 &C.; Southern, 3O03lc Lined 220
SPICEs-Generay unchanged. demand moderate; Black
Pepper ia0l7 &c. White 25a 2Sc Red 2aSi 2c Numegs
gon Rolls 36 4uc Cloves 25G2oc. Ginger 3205c ri
meniO 205i4c.
SUdt For raw sugar little demand. but values
well held az 81 "a &c or aoasses, 6isc for o6 test
Centrifugal and 0lGc for Fair Refining Refined dull and
easy. Cut Loa. 61c. Crushed 6pc; Cubes l5-l6G9c,
Powdered 66G.c. Cranulated ID Ice. Mould A &c.
Confectionery lI.lGc Coffee standard 5as l6c.
A 5s05 Bloc. White Extra &C., Extra 4s40
47sc.. C4laa $50. Yellow 4l40tsc.
STEA RINE-Dnl and nominal City quoted Tic and
TOBACCO-ln seed Leaf the fair one. but
light Tone steady. he sales Include 100 eases
1894 state Havana lie; 100 lss5 do, To Oc
200 lob5 Pennsylvania Havana IL 2 10 l3 $50 cases
1855 Pennsylvania Seed lO 10 ii c 100 cases 1898 DO
2c 300 bales Havana Coo to 81 To- 100 bae Suna
ira ~ 30 10 81 60.
TALLOW-iess active and barely steady. City quoted
5.l664Ac. sales. 10000 ID, 5.lGc: 49, -
MOOil-Du aud rather weak; hX Fleece sold at 81 40
3Sc Fine Dclane at - 2G3Jc, Coarse lnwasId Com ing
25c BloOl Uuwashed Indiana at Sc Il 10 al 50 &c,
Mexican FAN secured at 81 c short Extra Pulled t
26c Secured Texas at 94o for Fail anu 6ec or spring.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-02
No. ] quality.
MILK AND CREAM.

daily average receipts OF milk and cream at the var
distributing points in and the city for the
follows Erie 35: cans OF milk, 80 cans
condensed milk and 81 OF cream; susquehanna
1913 milk and - Of cream New YORK city
Northern 1885 of milk Harlem. 1891 cans Of
Haven and Hartford l,2lj cans OF milk. Ontario and
l72l Of milk. SS cans OF con-
dens,d milk and 81 cans of cream Sew,Sersey
Central OF milk and OF cream ana oy INSECT
$50 OF milk aud 20 cans OF cream
The ay supply been 2O3 OF milk eos cans
and 249 OF cream The average price
paid surplus the platforms has been 81 10 can OK
~ quarts The directors OF the MIX k1change al meeting
90 xo the be paid by them for February
qwsrt freight charges from the shipping
allow OF I'VE cents can Tor mix GeN efed
tie sl,e OF the Hudson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-02
,-,U xoDK n,uy TRTRTNE WEDNESDAY,
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Eirer. Vessels aud Hdtlroats
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

corFEF-For Brazil growths the movement was Light
one ami values nominaly i7c for fair no spo, IN
nes No business repo ted Mild growths were quiet
oes s6I bags Iaguavra i4sc 5000 bags 30 about IA &c
dng on the option light the sales on tho Exchange
liz ~ 20 bags First prices showed decline
Of points and the market closed steady 81 me IN
" ,olow. February 1900 300 March. l2S3n iZ.IO
nrii rs ~ go May. 12S50129ni June 1850 l29o
INV l2yD An usr 1885 1890; September l23o
GI295; ctOber. 1895 1900.
coTTON-Values for spot goods wero not changed
a,d AZ the close tho tone was steady. saes.
.,G ha "a (B2 last EVENING" all OF which were Tor con
snmption The port receipts today were 2392 bales com.
sum w On 59l bales last week and 25.5S bales
last wear Since September the total port receipts
have Teen bales against 4l2o7Sl bales Tor the
American standard OF classification
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-02

WIN the execution Of

Rccepts for tho 23355 pkgs With the exception OF
one or ~ ay. when fine fresh goods move ont little bet
ter This has duh week IN the butter Trade
he general demand improved IN tho Il ghest degree
and the continued receipts have caused steady acc N
of prices The anxiety u ell
Increasing and buyers more OF acon-dei"on
than price Extra Egin and Pennsylvania creamery are
auotei at 2gq3Oc. but the outsle figure IA now
'Itrrme and obtained only for gtodgo lots For
the of Iowa. etc. that under the gradlns OF
- a@sc. Is rallied but leaving that high quality
Jc for good hrsts witt very TAR
esh stock To- a23c. Western held amcry Is
quoted at ordinary to fine bu 10 Is much easier 10
those figures state dairy Is again lower
and the market stupily dull condition reduced
quotion probably be found extreme were possible
operate. Imitation creamery, esern
dairy actoy and rolls all moving slowly and show de-
of l9.c. 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-02
ETHIOPIAN FINANCIAL Markets.

foynoN Feb liz 30 d. m-ConsOs 1905 for money and
100 / 10 for tho United States Four Cent
bonds lJl n do Four aud a Half per cent bonds
Atlantic aud First Mortgage Trustees Ger
thcatcs second Mortgage lO' Canadian Pacific
"a Erie ~ second tOns1ls 9''4. Illinois central,
1856 n Mexican Ordinary 49, IT. Paul Common s9h; New
York Central. IA: Pennsylvania, 56 Reading. II l..
Paris aivccs quote Three Per Cont Rentei At ~ rancs
confines for the account
$50 D. Paris avces quote Three Per Cent Ncntes al
II 10 confines for the account
adviccs quote Three Per Cent Rentes NJ 30
francs 10 Genuine. for the ac, o mt. -
Consols. 100 0l6 for money and loos for the &c.
count: Per Bonds. l3ll do f"nf
and Halt Per cent Bonds atlantic am Great M'H'
crn First Mortgage Ccrtihcae- AZ do second
Mortgage iOa Canadian Pacific G3--: Erie 3n,t DO sec
Consos 97r: ~. Paul Common SSli NewfOtS Cent
rai. lI3a. Pennsylvania. 80 Reading. ~
Hudsons bay Company. 22at.
The of bullion INTO the Bank OF England on
balance to-day - $1,000 -
Paris avicc- Exchange on London at 20 francs ~
Centioos for checks
43Gp advices quote Three per Cent Renos at a
francs 30 ocntimcs for tho account
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-02
NICHOLAS C. MILLER, Yew.York Pres

NICHOLAS c. MILLER, New-York. Pres.
JAMES II. HkVkRIN, Philadelphia. Vice-Pres.
ROBERT FULTON CUTTING, New-York;
THOMAS X. ELCOCK. Philadelphia:
SAMUEL KNOX. New-York;
CHARLES w. BROOKE. New-York;
WILLIAM NJ. BUM, Philadelphia;
JANIS MOORE, New-York:
LUCIUS X. WILMERDING, New-York:
GEORGE 5. MIDDLEBROOK, Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-02
How to GET strong.

Dumb bells and horizontal bars. Inian Clubs an the
trapeze are valuable certain CONDITIONS ut te'
detrimental rather than beneficial II the boo i ' @
thin and poisoned bile. Use OF the muscles urr,'l
taie, waste as induces growth. IL the boJd docs ho
carry sufficient nutrtivc 10 repair the waste os oI
srengn necessarily follows AMI growth Is ont lc cues
ZION Purity ami enrich blood with Dr. Pierce "1en
Medical Discovery and tncn exercise VIII de'vop ad "o
con sumo YOUR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-02
BOSTON WOOL MANKHr

BOSTON Feb l.-Tlore continues To good ,lcmand ~, al
kinds OF desirable Wool and prices nr Ohio and pcnn
sylvana ceccs have been In demand
Ste Xxx and 81 05sc for xxx In Michigan wool a".
VI been made NJ 80 djet2c No. WOos are $40
and command full prices at 81 d3sc Fine Dane woods have
active demand, Michigan selling 35d 3Sc ana
Ohio at 37a3sc No. / Combine are i'm Unit "a anu
ply 80 i0c. asked. Territory wool been guet am
Texas California and oregon have been i'm a.,
demand There has been good trade Ia Pulled Woos AZ
unchanged prices Foreign Wool nrm. ' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-02
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ending Tuesday, Feb. l. 1887

Recepts for the week bills beans 6600 pkgs peas
EXPORTS gj4 ukgs and o74 bush peas Prices have
weakened tile all OF domestic white under
fair offerings light export demand and no lerite home job
hing tiac At the favOe marks Oi marrow
hold up to 80 Guilty supplying Ier
wants al % ~ choice uts. Best mediu
are going NJ 5Od - H. but very stock can be
had declined 10 81 45Gl a & and white
kidney ~ SOU 30 choice Red Kidney remain nrn nut
above II 80 rather exceptional Star'ey
any Turtle and vaues nOuinll California Lima
u 10 a 80 and small white at 81 4Odl 40 Green
peas moving and prices steadier.
nraus MARROW DO. Red Kidney.
fIoicc II az n lO7l,' Choice -. 81 750 so
DO poor COOL IS u so Do. Poor to Good LOO To-
Medium DO. Black I.
Choice. ... t7i2d 52L' Choice ..-.....;. s01 w
Pea Cbolce - q AZ y Do, fair 10 good. ! 20 90
10. Wh. kidy Do Cal Lima, ,--a IN
ChOlCe...... 80 u i 20 Flat...... tOV ~
Pea, Green. 90 q O2i2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-02
A Peck oC Pens (pD.

Here are Peck OF Peas Peas. II you Will Persever
ance Patience. Promptncss Pionc'snoy rusn an t
AMI Won win get through the world with nt ltci
trouble these Pellets prevent constipation ana surplus
iIe which lead 10 many different complaints iucioseu
always fresh entirely vegetable prompt ana pereS'"
ANY druggist
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-02
SPIRITS or TURpENTtNp

CHARLEsfoy Feb l:-Turpcntine nominal nothing doing
SAVANNAH Feb. l.-iuIpcntine dull at SIC. I'D
WILMINGTON. Ecu. l-Iurpentino dull at 3ic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-02

DSrRotr Feb ioWheat.No I White cash $3.50.
cash Michigan Raj 63s4n No. RAJ oasn SJs.ct Anr
sdpc.i May $3.50. Rcceipts-2l..0O bush Coin~No
SSLc.. Receipts IL 700 Dush. d. Oats-Na Whs 33c
March ~ 67A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-02
STAINED.
lI.Ow IiidtiinY.....

Good o.inarv 3le WiilIIn " %. 81
The opton market very irregular one omen.
Ing al advance Immediately reacted on war ruots
nt riosed firm advance of4G points Tor the day
o. A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-02
DRESSED POULTRY
PorAToRs AND YEGErApLEs.

POTATOES vEGETABLEa
State Potatoes arrive moderately and the demand su
Gle 10 use the quantity arriving at about steady prices c
stock in canal boats still large but gradually reducing
Nova Scotia Burbank fair supply AMI m0yin,
moderately at 81 g2asi rs. Mercer In large snnnlys
urgently offered and very dull Bermuia Potaoes
bring 80 sound and good but arrye
in BAT potatoes quiet only few exceptionally
fancy 50 20 sales at So. Onions good
quality Large arrivals OF Copenhagen cabbage
quality selling at IS pet 100 domestic stock
mostly oil undesirable quality and r ring at prcss
urnips Bermuda bees sell at II IS pc. crate
and tom toes about Toe. per b0x Norfolk kale
amir firm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-02

SlLEsAT1 THE CONsOLIDA TED STOCK AND PETRO.
LEUM EHCHANGE
sJOCKS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-02
POULTRY AND GAMR.

The for live poultry has incinatcd slightly from
demand has kept up close Ia the supply aud
stock ont fairly Al tho close the advices lighter
receipts the balance OF the week tend To make hrmer
FEELING with probability OF establishing further advance
prime fowls, $50. .
and tho supply hand Is now light but the stock Offering
very largely of ndcslrabe KIND or quality aud very dull sale
Nnst ked turkey OF min
many heavy and freely offered &C. without
m all no npty selected light weights command 81 loo.
the ecctons OF heavy stock have TO go at use aud are
very dull that Western chickens and fowls about
but must DO unusually bright and choice TO
command the outside figure. Jersey chickens quiet
steady Philadelphia roasting stock In fair
demand; biollers show wide range from lsc, To Use
per and iatness the smallest sizes selling high
est Fresh killed Ducks and good lots wanted
very dull CapOns slow sale, especially menm and
small which are greatly neglected Squads higher
Frozen Poultry has forward freely aud large specu'